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Diamond drill kits from Plasplugs
Plasplugs has developed a new way to drill tiles perfectly, the diamond hollow core drilling system.
Working in the same way as Plasplugs’ wet wheel tile cutters, the advanced diamond tip drills a clean
core through the hardest tiles, including porcelain, granite and marble, without chipping or cracking.
The drill tip is water cooled in use by the integral cool-feed reservoir, with its quick and easy press
button action dispensing a measured amount of water for the
very best results.
The diamond drills are aligned spot on by the
unique patented self-centering drill guide; keeping the
drill on target and eliminating drill wander and tile
damage.
The diamond tile drill kit is available for floors and
walls in sizes 6.5mm, 8mm, 10mm, 12mm, 17mm and
25mm to cover an extensive range of domestic and
industrial drilling tasks.
QuickRelease
A force to be reckoned with
system from
Bollhoff Fastenings Ltd has announced regulator, changing the P2007 to set a
Stahlwille
the introduction of a new pneumatic different diameter blind rivet nut couldn’t
setting tool, to a market where many be easier. Just wind the adjuster to the
millions of blind rivet nuts are being appropriate colour band. An auto-mount
If sockets or other attachments get lost in an engine used to place a reinforced thread into feature, senses contact with the end of
space or during tricky assembly jobs, you're in
sheet metals, profiles and hollow the mandrel and quickly spins the rivet
trouble. The result can be time-wasting searches and
sections. nut up against the anvil. On setting, the
disassembly work until all the missing parts have
The P2007, is a stylish hand-held tool, operator simply maintains pressure on
operated by a single trigger movement the trigger throughout the cycle, to
been found.
and engineered for speed, reliability and achieve totally consistent results.
The single-handed quick-release safety lock offered
ergonomic use. Once All that’s required is a pneumatic
by Stahwille prevents attachments inadvertently falling
set-up for a supply of 5 - 7bar pressure,
off the ratchets or extensions, as they can only be given thread with each cycle using 8 litres
released if the user presses the release button.
diameter, within of air. The air supply can be
Durability tests involving many thousands of load-
an M3-M10 overall connected to either
changes have demonstrated that these new QR ratchets
capacity, the installer can set side of the tool,
as many as fifteen RIVNUT® blind depending on
are just as long-lasting and reliable as standard ratchets.
rivet nuts in a minute. operator
This is partly due to the drop-forged ratchet body made
Now using preference.”
of chrome alloy steel with its rust-preventive, matt
automatic
chromium finish. force-control
The pawl mechanism and the quick-release safety
when ‘pulling-
lock mechanism are also designed for long service
up’ the fastener
from one side of
lifetimes. In addition, the ratchet has an ergonomically
the workpiece,
shaped 2-component handle. It consists of a hard,
the new design
high-grade core and a non-slip, soft, skydrol resistant
employs a pressure
contact surface. sensitivity on the tool stoke, in
This ratchet is available with 1/4", 3/8" and 1/2"
order to ensure a totally consistent
square drives. To match this, there are Quick Release
setting, even when faced with a
versions of extensions in 1/4" (lengths 54 and 150mm),
variable material thickness.
stand
“Powerful performance is
3/8" (lengths 76, 160 and 240mm) and 1/2" (lengths
demonstrated by an ability to set J2
52, 130 and 255mm). Irrespective of the individual
up to M10 stainless steel with
Fastener Fair - Coventry
ratchets, there are a number of sets, each with one
17Kn of force. With a unique, 11-12 June 2008
ratchet and two or more extensions. ‘twist-to-set’, colour-coded pressure www.fastenerfair.com
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